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actombo

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First of all, hello, although the columns are not very close to each other in my plan, the columns are very close to each other in the column application plan and in some places looks superimposed. As in the photo
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how can I fix this problem?
 
Hello, In the column application, while the axis system is prepared at 1/50 scale, the columns are prepared at 1/20 scale by enlarging 2.5 times. Large columns can coincide with the other column according to their growth direction. First, check the growth limits of the columns. Some designers can take the columns according to 2 floors, 1/25 scale. You can change the scale of the columns in the settings that appear before the column is applied. Alternatively, you can select the column and leave the "Always detail outside in the application" option checked in the column settings. The big column on the left according to the picture you added... After this process, when you get a colon application, that column is drawn at 1/50 scale, without giving any details, and its detail is drawn as 1/20 on the outside. Since the column will not be enlarged, it does not overlap the other column.
 
Hi, I have a humble advice for me. If there is an expression in the colon application plan that indicates the column nodal point, it can clear up the confusion. I'm drawing this by hand, but in fact, it would be nice if the program did it automatically.
 
I don't think such a thing is needed in the colon application. If you check the "Show Column Axes" box in the Settings / general settings / General settings tab, you will get a clearer view of where and how the columns will grow. So you can understand how it will swell in the App plan as well.
 
"NYILMAZ":1bgogojs" said:
I don't think such a thing is needed in the column application. If you check the box in Settings / general settings / General settings / Show Column Axes, you will get a clearer view of where and how the columns will grow. Thus, the application you can understand how it will swell in your plan.
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thank you too
 
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